Liver and bacon

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Liver and Bacon

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That looks right tasty Randy! Liver really isn't a problem in HH - as pointed out it's in the market. Used to do it quite often as everything is readily available for a good liver, mash and onion gravy dinner. Sling on some broccoli and you've enough vitamin D to last a few days!
The lean back bacon question - surely JD stocks it? If not it should be in All In Huahin, even if you have to settle for smoked Skandi style, with liver it really wouldn't matter.
I coat the liver in flour and give it a quick fry with the onion, then just add water, seasoning, stock or whatever and simmer. Pig liver doesn't take long and the flour thickens the gravy. :cheers:
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Quite happily swap you liver from Australia for king prawns in Hua Hin.Every time I visit Hua Hin do crave a good Aussie T-Bone steak when I get home but after 1 week crave for king prawns and squid for $5 dollars again
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I thought the norm was lambs liver guys ?
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Re: Liver and bacon

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richard wrote:After all that mouthwatering stuff on Feeding in BK I've suddenly a hankering for liver and bacon with onion gravy and mash

Anybody had any in HH?

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richard
Hi, if you are ever up in Cha Am go to Long Beach Soi (go down main road that leads to the beach and turn left about 1 klick along on the left)
is Long beach soi. Two places called DEELEK. Try either one.

I used both, as the chap Derek and his English wife Doris are UK but I believe a Thai lady called Lek runs them.

I used to go there for Liver and onions in gravy with mash but feel sure bacon as well would be no problem.
Enjoy. :thumb:
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